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Preparation

Main features

Real-time playback of high-quality video

Based on the DV-7R with exclusive hardware for native handling of the DV-format video, the DV-
7PR enables the real-time playback and dissolving of high-quality video.

Multitude of external control functions

In addition to the supplied keyboard and mouse interface, the DV-7PR can also be used with a
standard RS-232C, the optional controller DV-7C (sold separately), USB compatible UM series MIDI
interfaces such as the UM-1, or MIDI keyboard PCR-50 for a variety of control methods to meet your
video presentation needs.

Vast selection of real-time effects

The DV-7PR offers a vast selection of video effects such as video overlapping or dissolving for
seamless transitions, dual stream playback, playback speed control, retrigger point resetting, and
color effects.

All of DV-7R’s video editing functions

Equipped with all the editing function of the DV-7R for the real-time editing of multiple video
sources.

Imports video data from your PC

Using the CD-ROM drive, you can use video data created on your PC. (native DV format)

Removable hard disk available

By using a removable hard disk (DV-HD series sold separately), you can easily transport or backup
your video data.

Multitude of combination functions

The DV-7PR can be controlled by an instrument via V-LINK control. You can also use the V-4
controls, AR controls, and DV-7PR controls that control external video input and internal video clips
alike, in combination with other Roland devices for a variety of control methods to meet your video
presentation needs.

Easy sequence function

The DV-7PR can playback several video clips in an selected order, and can also playback selected
video clips automatically during startup.

Important Notes

Copyrights, usage rights, and usage permission on material data

The copyrights for the material data supplied with the DV-7PR are held by the creators of the
materials. Roland has received permission to use these materials and grants this permission to the
user registered for this DV-7PR.
Be aware that Roland reserves the right to revoke this permission if any of the actions listed as
forbidden below are performed, even if by the registered user.

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Summary of Contents for DV-7PR

Page 1: ...n page 3 and IMPORTANT NOTES DV 7 Instruction Manual Basic Operation page 5 Additionally in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit this manual should be read in its entirety This manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference Copyright 2003 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reprod...

Page 2: ...the hard disk 8 About shortcut keys 8 About the DV 7C template 8 Part names and functions 9 Front panel 9 Rear panel 10 Installing and Connecting the Unit 11 Application and connection examples 12 Application examples 12 On stage video performance 12 Presentations at exhibitions 12 Video equipment 13 Connection examples 14 Stand alone 14 Using a DV 7C sold separately 14 Using MIDI 15 Using the RS ...

Page 3: ...o select another video clip while pausing playback of a video clip 44 To send forward backward by 1 frame 44 To send forward backward by 10 frame 44 To move to the in out point of a video clip 45 About the program output monitor 45 Using the progress bar 45 Reducing the blur at a paused screen 45 Turning on off parameter displays 46 Turning on off automatic changeover of palettes 46 Playing a vide...

Page 4: ... each video clip 68 Changing the material settings 69 Changing the name of a material 69 Copying materials to the Clips list 69 Deleting a material 69 Changing the image for the thumbnail 70 Setting a video clip to playback automatically 70 Importing materials 71 Importing material from a different project 71 Importing materials from a video deck 72 Editing the materials 73 Importing material from...

Page 5: ...e Play Mode of Presenter 100 When using the Edit Mode of Presenter 100 MIDI implementation Presenter 101 RS 232C command reference Presenter 113 Command overview 113 About the protocol 113 Specifying an action and making a setting to Presenter 113 Querying a Presenter setting 113 Having Presenter automatically send commands 113 Commands sent from an external device to Presenter 114 Commands sent f...

Page 6: ...our PC Using the CD ROM drive you can use video data created on your PC native DV format Removable hard disk available By using a removable hard disk DV HD series sold separately you can easily transport or backup your video data Multitude of combination functions The DV 7PR can be controlled by an instrument via V LINK control You can also use the V 4 controls AR controls and DV 7PR controls that...

Page 7: ...l Presenter read DV 7PR Owner s Manual and to control Editor read DV 7 Instruction Manual Basic Operation Advanced Operation and DV 7 DV 7R version 1 5 Additional functions The structure of this owner s manual is as follows Introduction Introduces safety instructions before using the unit the front panel and rear panel of the unit and some installation and connection examples Preparation Introduce...

Page 8: ... box For information regarding the installation of the removable hard disk DV HD series refer to the DV 7 Instruction Manual Basic Operation page 5 4 Using the removable hard disk About shortcut keys The shortcut keys of your DV 7PR keyboard shortcut can be changed as desired In the DV 7 Instruction Manual Basic Operation Advanced Operation you can learn about the keyboard shortcuts set to the Ctr...

Page 9: ...ay Pressing the EJECT button again retracts the tray into the CD ROM drive e DV 2 jack Not used when using Presenter f INPUT 2 jacks S VIDEO VIDEO and AUDIO jacks Not used when using Presenter g AUX2 jacks Not used when using Presenter h MIC IN jack and LEVEL control Not used when using Presenter i PHONES jack and VOLUME control This is a jack for connecting headphones and a control knob for adjus...

Page 10: ...e connecting the keyboard g MOUSE connector This is where you connect the supplied mouse Be sure to turn off the DV 7PR before connecting the mouse h REMOTE jacks These are for connecting the remote controller DV 7C sold separately MIDI interface UM 1 UM 1S UM 2 UM 4 UM 550 UM 880 or MIDI keyboard PC 300 PCR 30 PCR 50 Be sure to switch off the power to the DV 7 unit before you connect the device Y...

Page 11: ...r interface and so on Before making the connections be sure to switch off the power to all equipment Making connections while the power is turned on may cause malfunction or other problems fig connection Mouse Keyboard AC power outlet Display for monitor output Video Audio S Video connector VGA cable RCA pin connector Display for operation ...

Page 12: ...nces perfect for use at concerts club events and stage performances fig stage Presentations at exhibitions Import still pictures video clips narrations and the like as clips and play them back on screen at your own timing for a powerful presentation tool for exhibitions and other such events fig presentation Projector Video camera etc DV 7PR V 4 V Synth Projector Power amplifier DV 7PR DV 7C Speak...

Page 13: ...hs at museums or exhibitions where visitors can view and listen to explanation videos whenever they like fig equipment fig equipment Display DV 7PR Power amplifier Power amplifier Power amplifier Speakers Speakers Speakers Touch panel display AR 3000 AR 3000 ...

Page 14: ...ideo clip p 44 fig standalone e_90 Using a DV 7C sold separately Use the DV 7C as an exclusive controller for easy operation For more information refer to Using the DV 7C p 93 fig with dv7c e_90 DV 7PR Speakers Power amplifier Display for operation Keyboard Mouse Display DV 7PR Speakers Power amplifier Display for operation Mouse Display DV 7C ...

Page 15: ...Using MIDI devices p 77 fig with um1 By using a 49 key MIDI keyboard you can perform retrigger playback and trick performances such dissolve time control and playback speed control through the velocity at which you press keys Control of the DV 7PR becomes as easy as playing a keyboard For more information refer to Playing video clips using a 49 key MIDI keyboard p 86 fig with midikey e_90 Display ...

Page 16: ... MIDI interface fig with um1 Using the RS 232C interface By using an RS 232C interface cable you can connect a computer or other external control devices to control this unit For closer information refer to Using the RS 232C interface p 96 fig with pc e_90 DV 7PR Display for operation Keyboard Mouse Projector PCR 50 USB Projector DV 7PR PC Speakers Power amplifier ...

Page 17: ...ith this unit you can MIDI control Roland AR Audio Recorder devices such as the AR 3000 You can trigger a selected AR device to playback a phrase according to each video clip on the unit For closer information regarding the AR series control setting refer to Controlling the AR series p 92 fig with panel Display DV 7PR RS 232C VGA Speakers Power amplifier Touch panel display Power amplifier Power a...

Page 18: ...olling V 4 Using the separately sold V 4 you can use the external video input from the V 4 as video clips on this unit You can also use external MIDI connected devices to control V 4 effect settings or perform fade in out effects to the final image transmission For closer information regarding the V 4 control setting refer to Controlling the V 4 p 90 fig with panel DV 7PR Display for operation Key...

Page 19: ...ector fig selector eps_50 This appears when the power of the DV 7PR is turned on This is your starting point for using the applications and functions available with the DV 7PR Presenter fig play eps_40 This application is where you perform the real time playback and switching of your video data ...

Page 20: ...g editor_40 This application contains the DV 7R editing functions for use on video data imported from external video devices and the other such equipment For information of using the Editor refer to the DV 7 instruction manual ...

Page 21: ...ed when importing material from external video cameras and editing For information regarding the Editor function refer to the DV 7 Instruction manual Presenter Starts the Presenter application This manual explains how to control the Presenter The Presenter holds two screens called Play mode and Edit mode Play mode Play Mode p 30 Line up material and selected for playback You can also add overlap a...

Page 22: ...22 Introduction 2 Start up Presenter Click Presenter on the Selector window After a while the Play Mode screen of the Presenter appears on the monitor fig play Play mode screen p 30 ...

Page 23: ... section we will use the DV 7PR sample as an example to explain the general operation flow The project DV 7PR sample is opened up fig play default The project is the most basic object for management of this unit Each project holds material to be played back as video clips What is a project p 41 Creating a project p 42 Opening a project p 43 Click Open Select disk Select project ...

Page 24: ... playback in frames and so on The playback situation is displayed in the Program output monitor Click a palette using the mouse to change palettes Use the controls in the right hand top area to change playback modes and add effects Play Mode screen p 30 Playback mouse p 44 Playback keyboard p 46 Program output monitor p 45 Changing palettes p 47 Dissolving p 47 Loop playback on off p 48 Palette lo...

Page 25: ...op new material to the palette as video clips easily All materials saved to the project are shown All modifications on this screen are reflected throughout to the Play Mode Click the Play Mode button at the top right corner to playback the edited source Edit Mode p 34 Assigning material p 52 Palette setting p 59 Palette editing p 58 Video clip setting p 63 Video clip editing p 60 Changing material...

Page 26: ...ort material from disks When you select a material in the dialog box shown below it then appears in the Materials list You can also import material from other projects or disks fig play default Import material from othe project p 71 Edit material p 73 Import material created by computer p 73 Select disk Select project Select material Material preview monitor ...

Page 27: ...in the display Connect a video device and import new material fig play default When you start playing back the video on the deck you can see the image on the Preview monitor Click the record button to import the material You can edit the imported material later Click Exit at the top left corner and select OK to return to Edit Mode Import material from video p 72 Edit material p 73 Select input sou...

Page 28: ...ed to and made part of the expressive elements of a performance Using the V LINK you can control the DV 7 Presenter from a V LINK compatible MIDI device fig stage For close information regarding the V LINK function refer to Using the V LINK p 55 DV 7PR Projector Remote control V LINK Image export V Synth UM 1 DV 7PR MC 909 UM 1 Projector Remote control V LINK Image export ...

Page 29: ...Click to start the Presenter application Presenter has two modes the PLay Mode p 30 and Edit Mode p 34 b Editor button Click to start the Editor application Refer to the DV 7 Instruction manual c Utility button Click to display the Utility window p 37 and bring up the utilities for managing the projects on the hard disk d System Preferences button Click to display the System Preferences window p 3...

Page 30: ...DIROL logo Click to display a window containing the Presenter version number and other information Click that window and it will disappear e Project name The name of the current project is displayed here f Open button Click to display the Open dialog box and open the desired project For more information regarding operation refer to Opening a project p 43 You can also copy and erase projects as you...

Page 31: ...tor p 49 You can also check the playback situation and the remaining time of the clip at real time For further information regarding how to watch the monitor refer to About the program output monitor p 45 m Dual Stream button Click to turn on and off the Dual Stream Mode Clicking this button toggles the Dual Stream Mode on and off This mode is used to playback two video clips simultaneously and us...

Page 32: ...there will be no dissolve For more information regarding the operation refer to Setting the dissolve time p 47 The Dissolve Time set in the Edit Mode for each video clip in takes preference p 67 When the Dual Stream button is lit the Dissolve Time slider is disabled q Audio slider Use to adjust the volume of the audio playback This slider appears only when the Audio button is lit You can adjust th...

Page 33: ...slider 0 Brightness slider 0 Dissolve Time slider 0 0 sec Audio slider 0 0 dB T Bar slider 100 0 Playback Speed slider 100 w Palette area This area shows the thumbnails and settings of all the video clips on the palette Click on a thumbnail of a video clip to start the playback of that video clip Also the looping and dissolve time setting are displayed fig play clip w 1 The key on the keyboard to ...

Page 34: ...ssage p 55 c MIDI Preferences button Click to set the MIDI preferences For more information refer to Using MIDI devices p 77 d Project name The name of the current project is displayed here e Open button Click to display the Open dialog box and open the desired project For more information regarding operation refer to Opening a project p 43 You can also copy and erase projects as you can at the Ut...

Page 35: ...of the first 8 video clips of palettes are shown here Left click to select the palette The video clips layed out in the selected palette appear in the Clips list below You can edit the palette such as rename the palette change the order of the video clips and so on For more information regarding the palette editing operation refer to Editing a palette p 58 You can also set the loop mode of each pa...

Page 36: ...bnail of the material selected p 2 Thumbnail slider Sets the thumbnail image displayed for the material p 3 Material information Shows the material information given below Material name Length The length of the material Created The date the material was imported into the DV 7PR Modified The last date a change was made to the material Recorded If the material was recorded with a DV camera the date ...

Page 37: ...s list You can also copy a project to another disk by drag and dropping a project to a disk shown in the Disks list Right click the project to display the following options Duplicate Creates a copy of the project on the same hard disk Rename Changes the name of the project Move to Trash Choose to move the project to the trash To delete the project from your hard disk right click on Trash in the Di...

Page 38: ...esenter or Editor automatically at power on p 98 f Power On Off Set how you would like to turn on and off the DV 7PR For more information regarding the operation refer to Turning on off the power using an external switch p 98 When Turn On Off using External power line switch is selected do not use the POWER button on the DV 7PR to turn on and off the DV 7PR If you do use the POWER button to turn o...

Page 39: ...d to the DV 7PR 3 Turn down the volume on all audio devices e g amplifiers and mixers 4 Press the POWER button on the DV 7PR fig frontpanel 5 Selector appears on the monitor Choose Editor or Presenter fig selector You can also turn on the power of this unit using an external switch To turn on the power of the DV 7PR without using the POWER button of this unit refer to Turning on off the power usin...

Page 40: ...urn on the power of the DV 7PR without using the POWER button of this unit refer to Turning on off the power using an external switch p 98 Switching applications 1 Exit the application you are using Presenter or Editor 1 1 Click the EXIT button located in the top left corner of the screen 1 2 The message Do you want to shut down appears Click the Selector button If you have not saved the project t...

Page 41: ...fig aboutproject e Material can be imported from an external video device When using data created on a computer save it to a DV tape or to convert it to a DV stream file and burn it to a CD R You can also import material from another project Material can be used by both the Presenter and Editor applications One project contains 20 palettes On each palette you can line up to 32 of the materials con...

Page 42: ...fig open selected 2 Choose the disk in which to create the new project from the Disks list 3 Click the New button 4 New Project appears selected in the Projects list Type the name of the new project with your keyboard 5 Press the Enter key on your keyboard to enter the name 6 Click the Open button The newly created project appears Disks list New Open Projects list ...

Page 43: ...n the right side in the dialog box 5 Click the Open button The selected project opens To cancel the selection click the Cancel button Copying erasing renaming a project At the above dialog box when you right click on a selected project a context menu appears where you can copy erase or rename project This operation is the same as that at the Utility window For more information regarding the operat...

Page 44: ...set the playback engine by clicking the Stop button again while playback is stopped When image and sound synchronization becomes fuzzy you can reset to get them back to order To pause playback Right click on the playbacking video clip or click on the transport control To continue playback left click on the pausing video clip or click on the Transport control To select another video clip while paus...

Page 45: ...monitor not only the playing situation of the video clip but also the current time remaining time length and the progress bar of the video clip fig play default Using the progress bar You can check the current playback position between the Set in and out points of the video clip You can also click at or click and drag to any playback position of the video clip using the mouse during or at paused p...

Page 46: ...in the palette area the row of keys A S D F corresponds to third row in the palette area and the row of keys Z X C V corresponds to fourth row in the palette area To start playing a video clip press its corresponding key on the keyboard fig play default The corresponding keys are displayed in the left bottom of each video clip You can also select a video clip using the arrow keys the white video c...

Page 47: ... keyboard Press the F1 to F12 keys to select the palettes 1 to 12 and press the F1 to F10 keys while holding down the Shift key to select the palettes 10 to 20 When holding down the Shift key nothing is selected by pressing the F11 and F12 keys Palette names that are grayed out do not yet have a video clip assigned to them and therefore cannot be selected Setting the dissolve time Set the dissolve...

Page 48: ...oping playback function of a video clip to replay itself play in selected order or play video clips in selection Click the Loop button to switch modes fig play default When the Loop button is lit the video clip plays according to the looping mode setting When setting the looping mode you can either assign the same setting to video clips of the entire palette or to each video clip individually To a...

Page 49: ... click the Audio button to use the T Bar slider fig play default 1 Click on one video clip in the palette area to start its playback 2 Click the Dual Stream button so that it lights At this time the clip that is playing will be assigned to the side of the T Bar slider to which the lever is closest The top side of the T Bar slider corresponds to blue and the bottom side to red fig play default Dual...

Page 50: ...Stream button is lit you can change the video clip located opposite where the T Bar slider is pointing When you click to select a new video clip it appears in the opposite in this example at the bottom side of the T Bar slider 6 Click the Dual Stream button so that it turns off and playback returns to normal At this time the video clip of the side to which the T Bar slider is pointing lights green...

Page 51: ... Adds color to the video for a more picture like video Posterize faint weak middle strong Reduces the color graduation for a more illustration like video Luminance nega Reverses the luminosity data for negative video Chroma nega Reverse the color data for a different color scheme Left click to select the desired effect The name of the button changes to the selected effect 2 Left click the VFX butt...

Page 52: ...Clips list 3 Assign a material to the palette as a video clip Drag and drop a material from the Materials list to the desired location in the Clips list The video clip appears in the Clip preview monitor and the material is shown as a thumbnail fig play default If you drop the material in a location where a material is already assigned it will be replaced with the new material You can drag and dro...

Page 53: ... is on You can assign these materials as video clips to a palette so that you can play the signals from external videos alike the others at Play Mode For more information regarding the V 4 operation refer to Controlling the V 4 p 90 Importing and editing new material You can import materials from videos and CD Rs etc and also edit these images For more information regarding the operation refer to ...

Page 54: ... information regarding backing up projects refer to Copying projects p 75 and Changing the name of a project p 76 Undoing the project setting If you want to undo settings that you have changed return it to its previous condition click the Open button and open the project again A message asking whether or not you wish to save the changes will appear At this message click Discard Save button ...

Page 55: ...nals are parallel the same signals are output Be sure to turn off the power to all devices before connecting The Presenter needs to be launched before you press the V LINK button on the MIDI device By switching ON the V LINK you need only to set up the MIDI environment of the external device and perform the necessary operation assignments according to the MIDI device without using the MIDI environ...

Page 56: ...system exclusive of the MIDI device the V LINK function turns ON and thus is enabled to be setup and controlled vis V LINK messages For message details refer to the V LINK message list in the MIDI implementation chart The V LINK compatible MIDI device is capable of setting up both the Presenter and MIDI device and controlling the Presenter easily in unison with the musical performance with V LINK ...

Page 57: ...t the same time 3 Edit video clips Editing a video clip p 60 You can change the names and sequence video clips and copy or erase them 4 Change the settings of video clips Setting a video clip p 63 You can set the loop mode in out points dissolve time color correction and adjust the volume to each video clip 5 Change the settings of materials Changing the material settings p 69 You can edit the nam...

Page 58: ...g and dropping the palettes in the Palettes list that you want to move to the locations that you desire You can also perform the procedure given below 1 Right click the palette that you would like to move in the Palettes list The context menu appears 2 Choose either Swap with previous or Swap with next The palette is moved either forward or backward in the order Deleting the contents of a palette ...

Page 59: ...u appears 2 Select Set loop mode of all clips to A sub menu appears fig play default 3 Select the desired loop mode One shot Playback stops at the last frame of the video clip or the out point which you set at the Video clip setting p 67 Loop The video clip repeats itself Play Next Clip The following video clip starts playback at the end of the this video clip Select Next Clip Playback stops at th...

Page 60: ...video clip on top of the video clip that you wish to be replaced in the Clips list Searching for the original material of the video clip You can search for the original material that was assigned to the video clip 1 Right click the video clip in the Clips list which you want to search the original material A context menu appears 2 Select Find material The result of the searched material appears in...

Page 61: ...moved video clip in assigned to that position Deleting a video clip 1 Right click on the video clip in the Clips list that you wish to delete A context menu appears 2 Choose Clear from the menu that appears The selected video clip is deleted Be aware that this procedure will not delete the actual material Changing the thumbnail size in the Clips list 1 Right click in the Clips list The context men...

Page 62: ...ck on a desired video clip you wish to edit Select the desired editing item The operation is the same as the context menu that opens on the Clips list You can also change the order of video clips or assign material to the Palette window At the Palette window you can drag and drop video clips to change the order You can also drag and drop materials from the Clips list or Materials list to assign th...

Page 63: ...lay default Changing the portion of a video clip to be played Set the in out points of the video clip 1 Select the video clip in the Clips list that you wish to change 2 In the Parameters area move the preview cursor on the time slider to the frame that you wish to make an in out point fig play default The current time is displayed below the preview cursor Parameters area Preview cursor Current ti...

Page 64: ...t appears fig play default The context menu appears and you can select from the following Jump to top frame Jump to end frame Jump to in point Jump to out point Using the transport control fig play default Jump to top frame Jump to end frame Go backward 1 frame Go forward 1 frame Go backward 10 frames Go forward 10 frames Start playback Stop playback Using the in out point icons fig play default J...

Page 65: ...rame Go forward 1 frame Go backward 10 frames Jump to end frame Go forward 10 frames Stop playback Jump in out point Start playback Playback between In and Out points 4 After determining the desired frame set the in out point by performing the procedure given below Right click on the time slider and choose one of the commands given below from the menu that appears fig play default The context menu...

Page 66: ...ight click on the time slider and choose one of the commands given below from the menu that appears fig play default Delete in out point Using the set in out point icons fig play default Deletes out point Deletes in point Using the DV 7C sold separately Press the DELETE button to delete in and out point settings Defining a video clip thumbnail You can define a desired image for the video clip thum...

Page 67: ... Loop The video clip repeats itself Play Next Clip The following video clip starts playback at the end of the this video clip Select Next Clip Playback stops at the end of this video clip and selects the next video clip Play Target Clip The next assigned video clip set at the Video clip setting p 63 starts playback at the end of this video clip The loop mode settings are displayed on each video cl...

Page 68: ...e sliders to adjust the color You can return the color correction parameters back to their original state by right clicking the sliders The settings here take precedence over the settings at the Play Mode Setting the audio volume on each video clip You can adjust the audio volume on each video clip You can balance the audio volume between related video clips 1 Select a video clip from the Clips li...

Page 69: ...e material in the Materials list you wish to copy The context menu appears 2 Select Copy 3 Right click on the position in the Clips list where you wish to paste the copied video clip from the Materials list The context menu appears 4 Select Paste The copied material is pasted to this position Deleting a material 1 Right click on the material in the Materials list that you wish to delete The contex...

Page 70: ...r the project that holds it is called up This function is set at the Edit Mode fig play default 1 Mark the checkbox in the Project area fig play default 2 Select the desired palette number and video clip number The selected video clip starts playback whenever the project is called up You can also set this video clip to play even after any video clip playback is stopped including a click on the Sto...

Page 71: ...st and click the Import button You can check the material at the preview area on the right side of the screen To select more that one material hold down the Shift key while selecting You can also import materials and assign them directly to certain positions on the Clips list and the Palette window Right click on the desired position on the Clips list or the Palette window select Import material t...

Page 72: ...ted 4 Start playback of the external device You can view the image on the monitor 5 Click the button to start recording 6 Click the button to stop recording At this point the captured data becomes a material 7 Click the CLOSE button to close the capture screen 8 Click EXIT at the left top of the screen and then click OK at the following dialog box The screen returns to Presenter 9 The newly import...

Page 73: ...ed such as ISO9660 with Apple Extension HFS and so on File format DV stream file Data format CODEC NTSC PAL Video DV NTSC 720x480 29 97fps Video DV PAL 720x576 25fps Audio 48kHz 16 bit PCM Audio Audio 48kHz 16 bit PCM Audio When writing CD ROM CD R CD RW disks to use as materials be sure to select Single session and Write at once modes Disks written in Packets or Multi session are not compatible t...

Page 74: ...tray opens remove the disk 7 If you wish to continue to import materials from other disks follow the above 1 and 2 instructions to insert the disk and click the Rescan button after the sound of the disk motor of the CD ROM drive stops 8 If you finish importing materials follow the above 6 instruction to eject the disk and click the Cancel button to close the window When ejecting the CD ROM disk be...

Page 75: ...roject is located 3 Right click on the project in the Projects list that you wish to copy The context menu appears 4 Choose Duplicate from the menu that appears A copy of the project is created in the hard disk with the name project name copy Making a copy of a project onto another disk 1 Click the Utility button of Selector The Uutility window appears 2 Select the disk in the Disks list in which ...

Page 76: ...the disk in the Disks list in which the desired project is located 3 Right click on the project in the Projects list that you wish to delete The context menu appears 4 Choose Move to Trash from the menu that appears You can also drag and drop the project from the Projects list to the Trash in the Disks list The current project cannot be deleted Deleting the contents of the trash 1 Click the Utilit...

Page 77: ...before making the connections Playing video clips Perform the MIDI preference settings These settings are retained independent of the project With these settings you can perform the operation given below Palette selection Select a palette using Bank Select MSB The value range is from 0 to 19 Video clip playback Select a video clip and start playback using Program Change The value range is from 0 t...

Page 78: ...ot be controlled using the MIDI device The playback speed will be controlled with the selected message fig play midikey 50 If you will control the playback speed set the speed range with the Speed Control Range pull down menu the ranges are given as multiples of the normal playback speed fig play midikey 50 The Speed Control Range parameters are from left the smallest MIDI value 0 medium value 64 ...

Page 79: ...ay midikey 50 The dissolve time 0 0 4 0 sec correspond to MIDI values 0 127 For more information regarding the Dissolve Time refer to Setting the dissolve time p 47 5 If you wish to control the volume from the MIDI device set the MIDI message at the Audio Level Control pull down menu if OFF selected it cannot be controlled using the MIDI device Control the volume with the selected MIDI message fig...

Page 80: ...d to off and the values 64 127 correspond to on If you wish to adjust the position of the T Bar slider at Dual Stream Mode from the MIDI device set the MIDI message at the T Bar Control pull down menu if OFF selected it cannot be controlled using the MIDI device fig play midikey 50 The MIDI value 0 moves the T Bar downward and the value 127 moves the T Bar upward For more information regarding the...

Page 81: ...he selected MIDI message You can control the video playback with the Time Trip Pad Press down on the pad to stop turn to the right to increase the playback speed turn to the left to reverse playback release the pad to return playback to normal Set the X axis of the Time Trip Pad fig play midikey 50 Set the Y axis of the Time Trip Pad fig play midikey 50 8 Click the Done button Select MIDI message ...

Page 82: ...operation is at the following Step 5 Video Effects control Control the video effects The operation is at the following Step 6 Fade control Control the fadeout to the final image output The operation is at the following Step 7 Color and brightness reset Return the Cb and Cr color difference signals to 0 and the brightness to 0 using Reset All Controllers 1 At the Play Mode or Edit Mode screen click...

Page 83: ...127 for parameters 127 64 0 for parameters 127 127 to correspond with MIDI control 4 Set the MIDI message you will control the Cr color difference signal with the Color Cr Control pull down menu in Color Brightness Control if OFF selected it cannot be controlled using the MIDI device Control the Cr color difference signal with the selected MIDI message the same as the Color Cr slider at Play Mode ...

Page 84: ... parameters 127 64 0 for parameters 127 127 to correspond with MIDI control 6 Set the MIDI message you will control the video effects with the VFX Control pull down menu in Color Brightness Control if OFF selected it cannot be controlled using the MIDI device Control the video effects with the selected MIDI message fig play midikey 50 The range of MIDI values and their correspondences are 0 to OFF...

Page 85: ... range of MIDI values 0 64 127 correspond to the parameters lowest highest value You can select polarity of the control at the box in the right Select for parameters 0 normal playback 64 50 white out 127 100 white out for parameters 127 100 black out 64 50 black out 0 normal playback and for parameters 127 100 black out 0 normal playback 127 100 white out to correspond with MIDI control If the V 4...

Page 86: ...order until palette number 20 Video clip playback Use the ivory white keys to start playback of a video clip Playback starts with the Note On Message so it is unnecessary to hold down the key The white key farthest to the left note number 24H corresponds to video clip number 1 and each white key to the right corresponds to the next video clip in sequential order until video clip number 28 Dissolve...

Page 87: ...play midikey 50 Be aware that in the 49 key MIDI Keyboard Mode video clip numbers 29 to 32 become disabled 4 You can control the dissolve time setting for a video clip by the velocity at which you depress a key If depressed strongly velocity 127 the dissolve time setting is multiplied by 0 If pressed weakly velocity 1 the dissolve time setting is multiplied by 1 Set the curve in between at Velocit...

Page 88: ...more than 1 second to set a different retrigger point If a dissolve time is set the dissolving may begin at the retrigger point for an undesired effect About the System Exclusive Message The Presenter can receive System Exclusive Message from other MIDI devices You can set the Device ID from which to receive the messages When controlling your DV 7PR from another DV 7PR set the Device ID at the DV ...

Page 89: ...DV 7PR Presenter and set the Device ID at the System Exclusive Message of the MIDI Preference p 88 Then perform the master setting as follows 1 Set the Device ID of the slave DV 7PR For information regarding the Device ID setting refer to About the System Exclusive Message p 88 2 At thePlay Mode or Edit Mode screen of the master DV 7PR click the MIDI Preferences button 3 Set the Device ID for DV 7...

Page 90: ...ideo out jack of this unit with the INPUT 1 jack of the V 4 Be sure to turn on the power of the V 4 before turn on this unit You need to set the V 4 as below Set Mix01 for MIX button function in MEMORY 8 Turn Video Fader to channel A 1 Set the Device ID of the V 4 For information regarding the Device ID setting refer to the Instruction manual of the V 4 2 At thePlay Mode or Edit Mode screen click ...

Page 91: ...ge output from the V 4 with the selected MIDI message fig play midikey 50 The range of MIDI values 0 64 127 correspond to the parameters lowest highest value You can select polarity of the control at the box in the right Select for parameters 0 normal playback 64 50 white out 127 100 white out for parameters 127 100 black out 64 50 black out 0 normal playback and for parameters 127 100 black out 0...

Page 92: ...At thePlay Mode or Edit Mode screen click the MIDI Preferences button 2 Mark the checkbox in the AR Control AR Control turns on fig play midikey 50 3 Set the MIDI channel to operate the AR series with the To Channel pull down menu in the AR Control field fig play midikey 50 The video clips of this unit correspond with the AR series phrases as listed below 4 Click the Done button For information re...

Page 93: ...en below in any of the Presenter modes Displaying the color bar To display the color bar press the SEQUENCE button while holding down the DELETE button at the bottom right To turn off the display press the same buttons again Switching modes To switch modes press the MATERIAL button while holding down the DELETE button at the bottom right Turning off the power To turn off the power press the button...

Page 94: ...is button acts as a retrigger and starts the video clip again m Stops video clip playback The screen turns black n Turn the ring to select a palette The palette changes each time the ring is turned once around o Turn the dial to select a video clip lights white To start playback use either j or l Controlling effects and the color a The button turns the slider on and the slider controls the Color C...

Page 95: ...ike as shown below fig sysprefs a Fast forward or fast backward like a shuttle ring b Play back in frames like a jog dial c Controls the following Jump to first frame Go backward 10 frames Go forward 10 frames Pause Start playback Go backward 1 frame Go forward 1 frame Jump to final frame The rest function as normal at Edit Mode For information regarding the DV 7C operation refer to the Instructio...

Page 96: ...below to set up the external controller and the DV 7PR 1 Connect both devices together with the RS 232C interface cable 2 Turn on the external controller 3 Set the communication settings at the external controller 4 Turn on the DV 7PR and start Presenter 5 Start operations For more information regarding the commands refer to RS 232C command reference Presenter p 113 Using the touch panel display W...

Page 97: ...he refreshing rate is set higher than 60Hz the operation display may cause an interferring noise to the video monitor If this happens move the operation away from the video monitor or lower hte refreshing rate 1 Click the System Preferences button of Selector The System Preferences window appears 2 Change the Screen refresh rate setting to the optimum setting for your monitor If you select a setti...

Page 98: ...nces button of Selector The System Preferences window appears 2 Select Turn On Off using External power line switch for the Power On Off setting 3 Click the Done button With this setting you can use the power switch at the power outlet where the power cord of the DV 7PR is plugged into to turn on and off the DV 7PR When this setting is selected do not use the POWER button on the DV 7PR to turn on ...

Page 99: ... When the function launches the calibration screen appears fig shutdown 3 Click the center of each target following the numbers at the top of the screen The targets disappear after being clicked on Launch the display function again and the callibration is set If the power of the touch panel display goes off during operation this unit starts to shut down after 30 seconds and the power of this unit ...

Page 100: ...ter Shortcut Function Shortcut key M Displays the MIDI Preferences dialog box Shortcut key O Displays the Open dialog box Shortcut key B Turns on and off the display of the color bar Shortcut key E Changes to the Edit Mode Shortcut key Shift A Turns on off the Audio Shortcut Function Shortcut key O Displays the Open dialog box Shortcut key S Saves the changes to the project Shortcut key P Changes ...

Page 101: ...5 43H Clip 19 2CH Palette 4 44H Palette 14 2DH Clip 6 45H Clip 20 2EH Palette 5 46H Palette 15 2FH Clip 7 47H Clip 21 30H Clip 8 48H Clip 22 31H Palette 6 49H Palette 16 32H Clip 9 4AH Clip 23 33H Palette 7 4BH Palette 17 34H Clip 10 4CH Clip 24 35H Clip 11 4DH Clip 25 36H Palette 8 4EH Palette 18 37H Clip 12 4FH Clip 26 38H Palette 9 50H Palette 19 39H Clip 13 51H Clip 27 3AH Palette 10 52H Palet...

Page 102: ... when in the 41 key MIDI Keyboard Mode When the unit receives a unselectable Bank Select message it is ignored Channel After Touch Status Second DnH vvH You can set various controls at the MIDI preferences window For the details of the function that you can set see the item of the Control Change Pitch Bend Change Status Second Third EnH llH mmH mm ll Pitch bend value 00 00H 40 00H 7F7FH 8192 0 819...

Page 103: ... can set various controls at the MIDI preferences window For the details of the function that you can set see the item of the Control Change Channel Mode Message Reset All Controller Status Second Third BnH 79H 00H Set the various parameters back to their standard values Color Cb 0 Color Cr 0 Brightness 0 VFX off Output fade 0 1 3 System Common Section System Exclusive Message Status data Status F...

Page 104: ...00H 1FH Palette 7 Clip 1 32 08H 00H 00H 1FH Palette 8 Clip 1 32 09H 00H 00H 1FH Palette 9 Clip 1 32 0AH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 10 Clip 1 32 0BH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 11 Clip 1 32 0CH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 12 Clip 1 32 0DH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 13 Clip 1 32 0EH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 14 Clip 1 32 0FH 00H 00H 1FH Palette 15 Clip 1 32 10H 00H 00H 1FH Palette 16 Clip 1 32 11H 00H 00H 1FH Palette 17 Clip 1 32 12H ...

Page 105: ...eal data It is used when you set the unit by transmitting the data Status data Status F0H 41H dev 00H F7H 51H 12H aaH bbH ccH ddH eeH sum Explanation of the bite F0H Exclusive status 41H ID number Roland dev Device ID dev 00H 1FH default setting is 10H 00H Model ID higher bite DV 7PR and V LINK message 51H Model ID lower bite DV 7PR and V LINK message aaH Address higher bite bbH Address ccH Addres...

Page 106: ...nt 01H 05H 07H 1FH 4 0H 5FH D0H E0H FFH Control Change Channel Press FFHPitch Bend OFF 01H 10H 04H Audio Level Control Assignment 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0H FFH Control Change Channel Press Pitch Bend OFF 01H 10H 06H T Bar Control Assignment 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0H FFH Control Change Channel Press Pitch Bend OFF 01H 10H 08H Dual Stream Control Assignment 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0...

Page 107: ... 4 bits and lower 4 bits Ex When the unit transmit BCH 0BH is tansmitted for first transmitting and next 0CH is transmitted The data that is not transmitted 2 bite simultaneously is ignored The value is the non corresponding parameter of the DV 7PR Presenter When receiving it is ignored 3 2 1 System Common Preference Area Address Parameter Name Sys Ex Value Meaning of Value 12H 00H 00H Loop Mode 0...

Page 108: ...itch Bend OFF 10H 20H 04H V LINK Rx Setting Brightness 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0H FFH Brightness Control Control Change Channel Press Pitch Bend OFF 10H 20H 06H V LINK Rx Setting VFX V 4 VFX A 1 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0H FFH VFX V 4 VFX A 1 Control Change Channel Press Pitch Bend OFF 10H 20H 08H V LINK Rx Setting V 4 VFX A 2 01H 05H 07H 1FH 40H 5FH D0H E0H FFH V 4 VFX A 2 Control Change...

Page 109: ...n the case of the exclusive messagge of Roland RQ1 DT1 the message is transmitted with checksum after the data to check if the message is received correctly The checksum value depends on the transmitted address data or size of the exclusive message To calculate checksum Hexadecimal numbers are described with H The checksum is the value that regard the value of the lower 7bit that is added address ...

Page 110: ... System Reset X X X X X X X X X X X X O O O O X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 16 X X O X 36 83 X O O O X X X X X X X O X O X X 1 Only when the 49 key MIDI Keyboard Mode is on 2 Can be switched between O and X 3 1 28 when the 49 key MIDI Keyboard Mode is on Realtime Video Presenter Model DV 7PR Date Mar 25 2003 Version 2 00 MIDI Implementation Chart Mode 1 OMNI ON POLY Mode 3 OMNI OFF POLY Mode 2 O...

Page 111: ... Clock Commands All Sound Off Reset All Controllers Local On Off All Notes Off Active Sensing System Reset X X X X X X X X X X X X X O O O X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 16 X X X X X O O X X X X X X X X O X X X X 1 Can be switched between O and X Realtime Video Presenter Model DV 7PR Date Mar 25 2003 Version 2 00 MIDI Implementation Chart Mode 1 OMNI ON POLY Mode 3 OMNI OFF POLY Mode 2 OMNI ON MO...

Page 112: ...27 X X X O O O O O O O X X X X X X X X X O O X X X X X X X X O O X X X X X X X X X O X X X X X X X X X X X 1 Only when the AR control is on 2 Only when the DV 7PR or V 4 control is on 3 Only when the V 4 control is on 4 Only when the AR DV 7PR or V 4 control is on 5 Only when the DV 7PR control is on 6 Depending on the used MIDI interface Realtime Video Presenter Model DV 7PR Date Mar 25 2003 Vers...

Page 113: ...d stxPA 0 2 About the protocol Depending on the command there are three different type of communication protocols Specifying an action and making a setting to Presenter 1 Transmit the command from the control device to Presenter 2 If received correctly Presenter returns ACK and if an error occurs Presenter returns ER ACK is an ASCII code signal name code number 06H0 the tells the control device th...

Page 114: ...iples of the normal playback speed You can set the range to the decimal point When a minus value is set playback runs backward Once the value is set it is valid until a different value is set or Presenter is shut down ST Stop playback of video clip stxST Stops the playback of the video clip If Presenter was able to stop the playback it returns ACK AC Active sense request stxAC Send to request the ...

Page 115: ...ber 0 to 31 If a video clip is being played back when Presenter receives an AC command Presenter sends the information regarding the video clip being played back ACK Proper reception response ACK Sent when Presenter correctly receives command sent to it ER Error stxER a a Error number 0 SYNTAX ERROR Syntax error in command received 2 BUSY ERROR Presenter is busy and cannot process command 5 OUT OF...

Page 116: ...ni DIN 4 pin Y 1 0 Vp p C 0 286 Vp p 75 Ω Video input RCA phono type 1 0 Vp p 75 Ω Audio input L R RCA phono type AUX input RCA phono type L R RCA phono type MIC IN input L R 1 4 inch TRS phone type Rear DV jack i LINK 4 pin jack IEEE1394 compliant S Video input Mini DIN 4 pin Y 1 0 Vp p C 0 286 Vp p 75 Ω S Video output x 2 Mini DIN 4 pin Y 1 0 Vp p C 0 286 Vp p 75 Ω Video input RCA phono type 1 0...

Page 117: ...pin x 2 for keyboard and mouse REMOTE jacks x 2 for DV 7C sold separately and MIDI interface RS 232C 9 pin D SUB type Power Supply AC 117 V AC 230 V AC 240 V 50 60 Hz AC 220 V 60 Hz Power Consumption 70 W Dimensions 430 W x 401 D x 155 H mm 16 15 16 W x 15 13 16 D x 6 1 8 H inches Weight 11 kg 24 lbs 5 oz Accessories Keyboard PS 2 Mouse PS 2 DV cable 1 5 m Power cord Owner s manual Option Video Ed...

Page 118: ... 47 Dissolve Time 32 47 87 Dissolve time 67 Done 37 38 Dual Stream 31 49 Duplicate 37 75 DV 7C 14 65 93 E Edit Mode 31 34 93 Editor 20 29 40 Effect 94 Eject button 74 End frame 64 65 Exhibition 12 EXIT 30 34 40 External switch 98 F Frame 63 65 I Import 74 Import materials 71 In point 64 65 Information 70 K Keyboard 38 50 65 L Language 38 Launch 98 Length 36 Locked 36 Loop 31 Loop mode 67 Luminance...

Page 119: ...review cursor 64 Program output monitor 31 Project 41 54 71 75 Project name 34 Projects list 71 75 R Recorded 36 REMOTE 93 REMOTE jacks 10 Rename 37 58 60 69 76 Retrigger point 88 RS 232C 16 96 S Save 35 54 Screen refresh rate 97 Selector 19 29 40 75 97 Sepia 51 Shortcut 65 Shut down 40 Stage 12 System 29 38 97 T T Bar slider 32 49 Thumbnail 36 44 70 Time slider 64 66 Top frame 64 65 Trash 37 76 U...

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